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Parapharm’s innovations in growing and processing medicinal plants
DOI: https://doi.org/10.29296/25879979-2022-07-06
Issue:
7
Year:
2022
Medicinal properties of plants and medicines made on their basis are determined by a large number of factors. A lot depends on what seeds the producer has chosen, what drying and grinding technologies he preferred. The article describes the key aspects of growing and processing of medicinal plants by the domestic pharmaceutical company Parafarm.
Keywords:
Parapharm
medicinal plants
VILAR
cryogenic technology
cryotechnology
cryoprocessing
medicinal plant varieties
drying of plant material.
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